Martin High School Key Club September 2020 Newsletter

ISSUE 2 • VOLUME 1 •SEPTEMBER 2020

WARRIOR'S KEY

DIVISION 39N REGION 7

Unlocking the Doors of Service

Our Mission Statement Key Club is an international, student-led organization that provides its members with opportunities to provide service, build character and develop leadership.

Key Club Pledge

I pledge, on my honor,to uphold the Objects of Key Club International;to build my home, school and community;to serve my nation and world;and combat all forces which tend to undermine these institutions.

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CONTENTS

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SUICIDE PREVENTION MONTH

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SEPTEMBER REVIEW

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UPCOMING EVENTS

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CALENDAR

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MEMBER OF THE MONTH

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GUEST SPEAKERS

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MAJOR EMPHASIS

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DIVISIONAL PROJECT

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GOVERNOR'S PROJECT

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ARTICLES

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KEY CLUB FAMILY

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MARTIN OFFICERS

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DIVISIONAL OFFICERS

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SOCIAL MEDIA

Want to help your community? Sign up for Key Club events on our website!

ELBAT

National Suicide Prevention Month Visit the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline websiteHere

Hotline number: 800-273-8255 or 800-273-TALK

If your struggling or know someone who is, please reach out to someone using the number and website provided

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Our K- Family!

Aktion Club Aktion club is a service club for adults with disabilities.

Key Club Key Club is a high school, student-led service club dedicated to helping the community and serving others.

K- Kids

A elementary school, studentled organization that helps serve the community

Region 7 Includes Oakridge, Lamar, Arlington, Sam Houston, Martin, and Carol Senior!

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Divisio 39n

Kiwanis International A global collection of globals who aims towards making the lives of children better

Circle K International A college student-led service organization that is dedicated towards service

Buliders Club

A service club for junior high students that helps in community service

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District Texas Oklahoma

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SERVICE DOESN'T HAVE TO BE

BIG &

GRANDIOSE

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MEANINGFUL AND

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DIFFERENCE Cheryl A. Esplin